Bronte Murgett leads cultural rebuild of Missouri tennis program
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 5, 2026, 3:00 PM
Last updated Aug 5, 2026
Bronte Murgett has returned as an assistant coach for the Missouri tennis team, aiming to restore its competitive culture. Under head coach Robin Goodman, Murgett emphasizes team unity and player development, inspired by her own experience as a student-athlete. She has been active in recruiting talent, prioritizing players who embrace a collective mindset, as the program faces significant roster turnover. Murgett is focused not only on building skills but also on strengthening ties with the Columbia community and alumni. The overall aim is to establish a successful foundation for the future of Missouri tennis.
- •Murgett aims to foster a culture of unity and support among players.
- •She has visited multiple states for recruiting including Florida and Texas.
- •Murgett stresses the importance of long-term player development over immediate wins.
- •Alumni engagement is a key part of the rebuild strategy.
- •Missouri tennis recently underwent significant roster changes.
- 3:00 PMYahoo Sports — Columns and Courts: Back Where It Began: Bronte Murgett Leads Missouri Tennis’ Cultural Rebuild
"Bronte Murgett returns determined to rebuild Missouri tennis through culture, development and unity.
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